St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

One case of dlphtheria was reported yes
terday..
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$576, ,990.0S.
Saloon for sale: "The Dandy" Oscar
Lykes saloon and lot 1922 Riverside avenue
The South Minneapolis Crusaders society
will give an entertainment at Dania hall to-
night.
James O'Neill will open a three nights en-
gagement at the Grand tonight in Monte
Cristo."
Monday afternoon there will be meeting
of the associated charities ut Plymouth
church.
Mrs. Warner, of Hamline, will address the
South side w. c. L. q. ut Mayfower chur rch
this afternoon.
David Blakely is in the city to assist in
raising the $4,000 guarantee for the Upsala
choir of singers.
The Minneapolis branch of the Union Labor
party will hold a mass meeting at West Tur-
ner hall Friday night.
Col. Hicks. the newly appointed judge, has
resigned his commission US judge advocate
general on the governors staff.
The chamber of commerce Yesterday
adopted the proposed changes in the bylaws
which have already been printed.
Albert LunQuist has begun an action
against Charles II. Barton ct al. to recover
abont $25 alleged to be due for services rem
dered.
Charles Casperson is made defendant in an
action brought by John E. Ofstie, who seeks
to recover SI32.91 which he alleges he paid
out for Casperson.
An eastern syndicate has purchased tn e
south forty acres of the Catholic home prop
erty on Forty-siXth street and will plat the
same as Lowry park.
The Northeast Minneapolis improvement
association viii demand street cars through
N ROStOn bp riC
mail carrier service.
Lawrence Barrett will appear at the Grand
all heXt week in his new play ''Rienzi."
This is considered his greatest success. Seats
on sale tomorrow morning.
A. c. Clausen corrects the report that he
has withdrawn from the race for chief grain
inspector. He is still in the ring, aid next to
himself prefers Mr.. Gilbert.
Isabel Thomas has begun an action against
Sidney Thomas. ct a. to have q referee
appointed to determine the ownership of lots
10. IL and IL, block l, Campbells addition.
Twenty acres OF the Catholic orphan asy-
lum property on Chicago avenue were yes
terday sold to William A. Newton s. Co. for
$4,000 or 81 200 an acre. 1t is believed the
property will be plated and placed on the
market.
John S. Mcdonald, of the Fond du Lac
ThreShing Machine company. is in the city
comforting with real estate men with view
to removing the establishment here. 1t is
proposed to form company with capital Of
S25G,tO of which Mcdonald will take $S0,000.
The company employs about 500 men.
Mr.. G. Neumanu writes the GLOBE letter
in which he charges that Bishop Foss said in
a talk on his travels that Denmark is the
most irreigious and immoral country in the
world" Mr.. Neumann says every Dane in
Minneapolis is indignant over this swee ping
statement, and that it is not based upon fact.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank Moldenhauer and Veronica Sander
Louis ]. Sievers. Jr., and Bertha Won Eride,
John Anderson and Christine Peterson, Lud-
| wig Willuitz and Rosalge Kopp, Martin Knoble
and Sophia Schwapach, John W. Thompson
and Hilda Anderson, Samuel Fl. Goodrich and
Laura Rutland, Frank T. Gllpatrick and
Mathilda ]. Warren. Benjamin f. johnson
and Carrie M. Perkins,